I am a multidisciplinary artist and art historian from New York City based in rural New Hampshire. My yoga practice, scholarship on African Diaspora artists, and feminist activism have informed my fiber artwork, prints, paintings, and performances. Recent figurative cyanotypes on cloth express relationships to growth and transformation in nature.

My work has been exhibited nationally and internationally in England, Germany, Scotland, Japan, and throughout the United States.  I had a solo exhibition at the African American Museum in Dallas, TX in 2006. My work been collected by former Swedish ambassador, Pierre Schori; former World Heart Association, President Valentine Fuster; musician and daughter of Diana Ross, Rhonda Ross among others.  In 2019, my Ophelia Rising exhibition took place at both campuses of New England College in New Hampshire. I was among the first artists-in-residence at Elsewhere Residency in Greensboro, NC who reopened the museum after the pandemic. My project engaged with Greensboro’s Civil Rights history and the museum’s material culture. In 2022, my cyanotype photography was featured at Burning Man festival in Nevada. In 2023, my Here and Now Mandala public art project was supported by a grant from the Friends of Public Art in New Hampshire.